readme: rewrite from org to markdown #10
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This is also meant to be a first step to help the rewriting process of the README. Hopefully documenting all |
Infinidoge
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Infinidoge
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Change reason: Markdown is a more common markup language compared to emacs org mode. This will let more people be able to contribute back into the documentation effort of `nix-minecraft`.
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readme: rewrite from org to markdown
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Change reason: Markdown is a more common markup language compared to
emacs org mode. This will let more people be able to contribute back
into the documentation effort of
nix-minecraft.Also most editors do not have support for org-mode either, which further
complicates using it as a standard for the README of the project.